qumpis

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by qumpis 3y ago
Pycharm's notebook debugger is top notch, but their notebook implementation is, imo, clunky and slow.
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by qumpis 3y ago
Vscode's notebook is quite good (as good as you consider it to be in comparison to pycharm), but on my system it always exhibits bugs: 'random' need to rerun code multiple times for the debugger to recognize changes, not term
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by qumpis 3y ago
Debugging nested dicts and high-dim arrays is a nightmare using print
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by qumpis 3y ago
Are there some usecases where conventional IDE isn't up to the job as the notebooks? I can imagine this to be so for data analysis where pre-loading heavy datasets saves time. Anything else?
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by qumpis 3y ago
Why?
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by qumpis 3y ago
I'd be so pleasantly surprised if the same model has remained the same. Everytime I see speedups in its generation speed I assume they've distilled the model further. The outputs subjectively also feel weaker. Surely someone has c
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by qumpis 3y ago
Surely there's a benefit for the authors of doing so? Compressing information forces one to keep only the most important bits, presumably
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by qumpis 3y ago
How do you explain the adoption of macs among programmers in general? Especially in universities, macs is all I can see.
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by qumpis 3y ago
Arguably the main reason of writing a blog is to collect and organize thoughts in one's mind. Especially when writing about technical topics/reviewing scientific literature.
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by qumpis 3y ago
Oh! I was aware of Quest 3, but had no idea it supports AR too.
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by qumpis 3y ago
Can you elaborate on "this"? How is this better than Meta's product line?
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by qumpis 3y ago
What stood out to you that justifies the pricetag, especially in comparison to cheaper competitors?
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by qumpis 3y ago
Which competitor is providing $500 AR headset?
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by qumpis 3y ago
Can you elaborate on "and finding people who can role model a healthy exchange of rough-draft ideas is always a great boon for the team's psychological safety"? Would the opposite of this be flushing the idea maximally (and t
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by qumpis 3y ago
Why? Constraints on the reward model of LLMs restrict their generation space, so GP's quote applies
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by qumpis 3y ago
Are there any interesting modern applications of diff. equations in computer science outside physics simulators, and 3d vision? Or some adjacent areas that would benefit from skillset of working with diff. equations?
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by qumpis 3y ago
Same feeling. Doesn't look attractive at all - I wonder what others see in it?
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by qumpis 3y ago
King-man got me thinking about the VAE paper for a second :)
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by qumpis 3y ago
There's no need to detail how individual bricks of a house will be laid out when discussing the overall plan of it. Current LLMs, from my experience, don't branch out too well when facing ambiguity, but rather pick the most likely
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by qumpis 3y ago
I think many people give up too quickly (as could perceived by those professionals who had to put sweat when learning how to put things back when they break). But a capable language model might serve as a debugger: "you're stuck?
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by qumpis 3y ago
First thing on their page (on mobile) is "start free trial". Github is also all-text and seemingly no demo. Not really attractive to new users..
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by qumpis 3y ago
May be a cool piece of tech for historians in 100s of years from now!
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by qumpis 3y ago
If this is the case, what hardware is needed for real-time tts?
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by qumpis 3y ago
Looks awesome. Is anyone using it in their everyday workflow (I guess those who WFH)? This seems a bit better than the OP post, with some structure and shortcurs of navigating between code. I think writing comments and later structuring t
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by qumpis 3y ago
Considering how many professional chess players can play chess blindfolded/in their head, I suspect there's a lot of intuition building/chunking that happens throughout the years before such facilities can emerge in one'
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by qumpis 3y ago
What does spyware mean in this context? Some phishing-like cover websites prompting users to input their credentials of openai? Apart from that, I thought Apple handled permission handling well?
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by qumpis 3y ago
Can someone chime in if local runtimes are likely to come soon? Can 10B params or so contain all the compressed contents of the internet?
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by qumpis 3y ago
Wow, me too. Coding without copilot is incomprehensible to me, let alone outside of vscode or pycharm.
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by qumpis 3y ago
Is this the case in most places (e.g. all of US, Europe?)
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by qumpis 3y ago
I've tried to google the person you replied to, and it they seem to have many social/online media profiles that allow direct contacting. In that case I think publicly reaching out isn't the best way to go and seems out of pla

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